July 19, 1945.

Mr. S. W. Geiser,
3543 Haynie,
Dalles (5), Texas.

Dear Sam:

Thank you very much for your good letter of July 2nd enclosing a
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I remember distinctly the first day I arrived at camp when the boy
from Northwestern University was kmocked out and !
of the Medical School of the University of Kansas, ,
Iwas the fellow who was able to revive him, but I have forgotten his

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mame. The fellow was a teacher in dentistry at Nortiwestern University,

for my effort. I had just driven in with my family end was still in
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I remember that Dr. Henry ©. Tracy, then of Marquette, who is now
on our Medical School faculty here, visited with me efter that a number
of moonlight evenings and we discussed what I did. It was a sourse of
much pleasure to me and has been throughout the years. Dr. Tracy just
suffered a severe heart attack a couple of months ago but is now con- |
valescing. He is héad of our Department of Anatomy here at the Univer-
sity. ;

Thanking you for your good letter, which ineludes the roster, T am
Sincerely yours,

| Direstor of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.